Great American brunch. All homemade and great service…read more Please note the restaurant has moved to Kultorvet in the center of the city.

Went to Copenhagen for the Christmas Markets and stumbled upon this little gem. Owner Sam grew up…read morein Chicago and it shows in the amazing customer service, which isn't always the case in some parts of Europe. Diner atmosphere and comfort foods were spot on. Had the Pulled Pork and wife had the Tuna on a great Danish rye bread. Both were great, as well as the Founders on draft. Apparently the burger and breakfast/brunch foods are very good too, but this place fills up quick, so be sure to get a reservation in advance. Thanks for the hospitality Sam, see you next time we're in town to try those pancakes.

I love Sallie's, and her patrons. I was here with three friends and next to us, there was a couple…read morestraight out of the 1950's. And of course. This place itself is straight out of that time period, you see. Even the burgers are made as identical to the past as possible and it's not strange to have a milkshake with your burger. The only thing it needed was some Wanda Jackson on the stereo and this place would be in business. They already were as a matter of fact. Despite being pretty much in the middle of nowhere, it was filling up fast and by the time 7pm came around, Sallie's was full to the brim. The burgers were tasty and delicious, the fries were plenty and mmmm, crispy and fine and the milkshakes left two of my friends full and happy-go-lucky about life. So if you're ever on the road this way and need to get your rockabilly burger on, this is surely the place to go.

After a visit to Nordisk Film just up the street, this location is a welcoming sight for a hungry…read moresoul. The service and smiley faces makes you feel right at home, and you can't go wrong with they're baby backs aka "spar rip's". Love the decor and atmosphere, a great place for two or the whole football team. Food and alcohol is plentiful, so if you leave wanting to more, sorry but that will be your own fault.

I really like this place. It has an real American menu with very good quality of material…read more The spacious dinning room at two floors makes it good to take many costumers, but is always very busy, so better make a reservation. I you don't you might wait for a while, but you are definitely be seated. I like the concept of giving your order. There are menu cards (one side in Danish, the other in English) with check-boxes. It makes the procedure faster. Of course the waiters can also help you out. Despite of how busy it is, the service is quite fast and the have a smile (you read that rest of Copenhagen waiters?). So far I have tried the Top Sirloin steak, the Bad Boy Burger and The Original American Spareribs. Nothing let me down! I will go back again and again! +they have Newcastle Brown on tap :D

After a long morning or exploring Reykjavik, the Laundromat was a chill spot to sit, rest, and…read moreenjoy a beer and some great food. We stumbled past the storefront while walking on a food tour or Reykjavik (something you MUST try), and the exterior was so inviting that we made a note that we needed to return. The inside is fun and vibrant. The ROYGBIV bookshelf bar counter is pleasing to the eyes, and the jet red chairs and chairs and lamp shades give a vibe of a cozy yet trendy coffee shop. The food was incredible and was affordable. You should definitely try one of the local beers. I'm not lying when I say, Iceland Beer is some of the best beer I have ever had, and I'm bummed you can't find it in the states. Viking beer was my absolute favorite. This location was very welcoming and the staff extremely hospitable. It's also located in the heart of Reykjavik. It's a must try place if you find yourself in the land of Fire & Ice! Cheers!!

Easy to find because the surrounding restaurants and shops are dark colored and the red colored…read moretheme of this cafe stands out. I get extremely paranoid when traveling about running out of clean clothes. So a few days into our stay in Scandinavia, I was already looking to clean some clothes. After some research on "montvask " places in Copenhagen, I found the Laundromat cafe. The guy was nice to instruct on the use of the machine. It only takes 10 DKK coins and the soap comes out of the machine so I was relieved because I did not bring any detergent. The cashier was nice to give me change. The wash is 50 DKK and the dry cycle was 10 DKK for 7 minutes. I had a small load and it is a huge dryer so it took my clothes only 7 minutes to dry anyways. While waiting for the laundry to finish, you can sit inside and enjoy the free internet. Or you can eat in the cafe. We did not try the food as I wanted to try next door's food which I bookmarked via Yelp. There are also boutique shops to peruse while waiting for your laundry.

Excellent food and great vibe. Friendly staff. Chicken nugget is the best. Was able to walk in…read morewithout a res.

Such a fun concept for brunch! It's a set price for 3, 5 or 7 items on your brunch board…read more Everything was delicious. They also have a great system for getting folks in & out. You order by checking what you want on a paper menu & then paying at the counter at the end with the same paper. Lovely ambiance & good service.

We checked out this place not far from our hotel and we were not disappointed! The burgers were…read moreamazing! The beer was good! Thank you

solid burger, but there are many better burgers in cph. this is a thicker patty, tons of sauce, bun…read morewas good but flavor of beef was lacking. also takes a while for orders. fries are good texture but need a ton of salt, sauces were ok.

I love concept restaurants, and finding American diners in Europe always makes me happy. Therefore,…read moreI was really excited to try the Greasy Spoon. However, both times I've been there to eat I was disappointed. They have the look down - big booths and a long shiny counter with comfy red barstools. The food is just not at all memorable. The menu consists of mainly burgers, sliders and other sandwiches, but they also do brunch and mac and cheese among other things. I tried a burger the first time I went and I wouldn't order it again. Copenhagen has so many great burger places that this is not where you go if that's what you're after. The second time I came for brunch and had pancakes and an egg and cheese slider, which were nothing more than OK (I mixed and matched, although they have 4 or 5 set brunch menus that you can order). Again, there are many cool brunch places in Copenhagen that blow this one out of the water. What I can really recommend though are the milkshakes, which is why I gave the restaurant 3 stars instead of 2. They are to die for delicious!! Me and my boyfriend have been back 2 or 3 times since just to have them again. So if you're in the mood for a decadent milkshake in a cute diner setting, Greasy Spoon is worth it. For the food, not so much.

First day in Copenhagen, as the metro had a problem we had to take a little walk, so when we…read morefinally left our luggage at our hotel it was almost 3:00 and we were starving... Lucky us, we quickly found this little place with two sunny seats available outside. We actually didn't understand the whole menu, so we picked up two different meals and two different beverages hoping for the best :) We could probably have asked the waitress but we felt like being wild. Anyway, the pulled pork sandwich was tasty and a little bit spicy, and I really enjoyed the sort of omelette with some ham, cheese, potatoes and tomatoes. It was absolutely not dry and simply delicious. The both plates were generous enough to skip the dessert, but I could come back another time to try their milkshakes !

'Ello chaps! Price's Diner is a restaurant located inside the historic Tivoli amusement park. Their…read moreambiance is a 1950's American diner, with a menu comprised of cheeseburgers, fish and chips, and fried chicken. The fried chicken was delicious; moist and perfectly crispy with a breading that wasn't too heavy. The downside... the pricing. Lunch for two will cost you nearly $100 USD. A "large" Coca Cola will cost approximately $10 USD. Price is a big shock factor in many places in Scandinavia. Overall I give Price's Diner four stars out of five.

Stop the Price's Diner bashing, it's not okay. The diner have the potential to be my fall back…read morerestaurant in Tivoli. I visit Tivoli regularly especially during the summer season. Often I end up in Tivoli late afternoon or early night, so I have to find a place to eat. Eventhough Tivoli is packed with restaurants, it can be difficult to find a vacancy for dinner around 6 to 8, or you just want classic fast food. I ate here with my girlfriend, and we shared a portion of hush puppies for a starter. They were delicious, sweet and just a bit spicy. We also shared a bottle of rosé wine, it was one of those not to sweet easy to drink types. And price was okay, just below 200 dkr.. Tap water for free. Offcause we wanted burgers. I got the Jucy Lucy, and it was jucy with sauté orions and lovely homemade pickled cucumbers. My girlfriend got the cheese burger, and it was jucy with good fresh lettuce, tomatoes, and lots of the lovely homemade pickled cucumbers again. Maybe one of the buns was I bit to dry, because it crumbled up, if you wanted to eat the burgers with your hands. Yes, fork and knife it not an option, when you eat burgers. We shared a big fries and onion rings. Both fries and onions were homemade and great crispy. As dip we had tartar sauce and bearnaise mayo, and the were both good. My girlfriend is a rocky road fan, so she had a rocky road sundae and I got the salted caramel one. We were totally full and happy, when we left the diner, and it was just a bit more than 700 dkr.. The service is a bit slow, but it was a busy Friday. They did their out most to accommodate your needs. The location in the middle of Tivoli is perfect. Next time I got to try the chicken wings, they looked good.